Goebbels Family Lie Exposed by Aged Mother in 1946 Report
Moerlach Germany June 1946 Allied authorities reveal Joseph Goebbels rarely saw his elderly mother Frau Katherine Goebbels 79 and never helped support her. His sister and brother in law Max Kimmich and their 18 month old daughter live in poverty in a two roof farmhouse outside Munich. The trio says they saw Joseph only rarely in Berlin and that he gave no money. Military officials say no evidence links them to the Nazi party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerlach
Germany
Munich
Goebbela
Berlin
Titfe
Frau Goebbels
Joseph
Althpugn
Wimmich
Goebbels Hest
Communist Propaganda Sparks Panic in Manchuria War News
Article describes a propaganda campaign targeting Manchurian audiences, warning of U S backing for Chinese reactionaries and potential hostility toward the United States. It notes uncertainty over whether the plan is a centralized strategy or individual editor actions and cites a Tass dispatch blaming Japanese agents for killings of Soviet residents in Changchun during April and May amid city changes of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Changchun
Mukden
Vladimir Drozdou
Tass
Epoch
Drozdon
Tu Li-Ming
Central
Port furlough order echoes strike mandate for vessels
The regional committee urges immediate enforcement of the strike mandate on tankers lake and river vessels and foreign flat ships when the national strike committee deems crews' involvement most effective. The union directs its negotiating committee to file 40 hour week and wage demands with bankers and ship operators it has contracts with.
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Wveneee
Pott- 7
Tttkee
Hotel Fire Kills 15 as Guests Jump to Escape
Co Owner William Canfield Jr and his father perished in a blaze that raged for about two hours. Firemen, police and volunteers battled the flames as 12 victims were identified and the hotel’s 55 year old building was inspected for more bodies. Spectators from several states swarmed the scene, with officials fearing additional fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Becker
William Canfield, Jr
Becker
Cynfield I
Kirch
Grange Karn
Aid
F. S. Leonard
Perry Kirch
Leonard
Toight
Illncis
Wisconsin
Iowa
OPA Plans New Appointees as Senate Hears Treasury Shift
The article reports on possible OPA bill progress, keeping Bowles and Porter, with a dozen potential appointees to three annual $15,000 salaries on the Economic Council. It notes Truman’s top official moves near Senate approval within 100 days, plus hearings on Snyder’s Treasury post and Vinson’s bid as chief justice, while Sullivan and Austin receive early confirmations.
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Continas
Congress
Bowles
Porter
Economic Council
Trumac
Senate
George D.ga
Senate Finance Committee
Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury
McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Fred Vinson
Sen. Wherry
Nebraska
John L. Sullivan
Navy
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
Edward R Stettinius, Jr
United Nations Security Council
Austin
Fraulein 17 fifth German girl to kill self near Bad Kissingen
In a U S Army report a 17 year old German Red Cross worker named Doris Krath was found shot dead in an American enlisted man's billet near Bad Kissingen. She reportedly shot herself after seeking Corporal Kemp who was away. The pistol lay beneath her body.
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Frankfurt
Bad Kissingen
15Th Infantry Regiment
Meltrichstadt
Bad Kissington
Cpl
Wondrow M. Kemp
Kemp
Pvt
Richard E. Chappell
Obituary notices from St Albans and surrounding areas
The obituaries report the deaths of Laura Bowles of St Albans and Laura Parking of St Albans, with services scheduled at First Baptist Church in St Albans and burial at Cunningham Memorial Park. Additional notices include Mariel Crewe, Ruth Cavender, Nelle Newberry Conley, and other locals, detailing service times, cemeteries, and surviving relatives. The pieces reflect postwar reflections, community ties, and memorial rites in Montgomery and nearby counties.
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Bowles
Laura Parking
St. Alba
St Albans
EL Myers
Durlal
Cunningham Memorial Park
Bartlect
Stinot
Albans
PO Bowles
Roy A. Bovies
Feroitiers
Washington, D.C
Robert Pargins
Bach
Paradise
Ord
Ntee Brangchydron
Patlueart
Cell
Leslie “Parkus
Gia Holstein
B. F
al Lowell
Clyde Hawley
Caldwell
Migs
Mariel Crewe
Ula Gatamar
Payette
Esordy
Montgomery
Baptist “Church
Inet
Fightwas
Rauj
Mortuary
Alon
Earl Calawail
Fase
Youth Named DEAN. Edward E41 death in Wheeling era
A long obituary fragment recalls Edward E41 of Whealing who died at home after a brief illness. The text lists family survivors and mentions funeral details with several local names and places, including renner mortuary and Belmian Memorial park.
Former Whitesville Woman Dies in Wreck
Sylvia May Brown 48 of Enid Oklahoma died in a late Saturday automobile crash near Stillwater Oklahoma. Her husband J Alvin Brown suffered serious injuries and is hospitalized in Stillwater Municipal Hospital with a punctured lung and fractured ribs. Survivors include brothers Bruce and George Branham of Garrison Missouri and funeral services planned in Whitesville with burial at Spring Hill cemetery in Charleston.
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Fred Branham
Whitesville
Sylvia May Brown
Enid
Oklo
J. Alvin Brown
Army Air Forces
Stillwater
Okla
Brown
Bruce
George Branham
Garrison
Boone County
Spring Hill Cemetery
Charleston
Northeast Storms Weather Outlook Report
Weather bulletin notes continued storm activity in the Northeast with good conditions in the East. The West to the Rocky Mountains shows partly cloudy skies and temperatures reaching the 90s in several South and western plains states.
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Paret
Rocky Mountains
South
West Plains
Price Controls and Subsidies Scrutinized in Postwar Debate
Senators critics clash over meat pricing and food subsidies as inflation fears grow. Butler argues removal of controls won’t spike prices to black market levels while Taft calls subsidies wasteful, noting $715 million yearly cost. Capehart pushes universal discounts with profit margins, predicting price rises then stabilization as production expands. The debate centers on ending price, wage, and rent controls and phasing out OPA while weighing consumer costs.
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Sen
Butler
R-Neb
Taft
R-Ohin
Capehart
Banking Committee
House
Wagner
D-Ny
Sens
Downey
Dcali
Taylor
Idaho
Mitchell
Dr Wash
United States
OPA
Moscow Assails One Sided Concessions in Talks
The article reports a Soviet minister criticizing unilateral concessions in negotiations with an equal power. He argues that genuine trust and mutual understanding require balanced terms, not demands for unconditional surrender. He warns such methods cannot succeed between equals.
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Ceint
Rooms at Hospital To Honor Soldier
Memorial hospital to mark Pfc. George William Davis killed in Italy in World War III with two private rooms funded by a $3,500 gift from his grandparents William H. and Mathilda Davis of 1323 Quarrier St. The donation note says $1,000 to be used for this purpose. Davis was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Davis of Charleston. Campaign reactions include gifts from individuals and patriotic organizations as a living monument to both living and dead. Representatives of the St. Albans unit will meet at 2 p.m. today in American Legion hall to plan further solicitation with about 35 people expected.
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Memorial Hospital
George William Davis
Italy
William H. and
Mathilda Davis
Quarrier St
Pte. Davis
George L. Davis
Charleston
St. Albans
D P.m
American Legion
Compromise Plan Faces Russian Opposition in U N Debate
The article notes strong Russian opposition to a compromise plan, objecting to labeling Franco as a potential threat and urging the council to act rather than the assembly. It cites U S representative Herschel Johnson and British hopes for London’s final word as next steps hinge on full government instructions by Tuesday.
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Ron Page
Russia
France
Spain
Franco
Herschel Johnson
U. S
Washinon
United States
Alexander Cadogan
London
Britain
Herbert W. Evatt
Arabs To Protest Palestine Report Reform Efforts
The foreign affairs committee drafts the Arab League response to the Palestine report and the internal affairs committee reviews Arab faction rifts in Palestine. It considers tightening boycotts of Jewish goods and Arab propaganda financing while reports say Haj Amin Al Husseini may travel to the Near East. China France Brazil and Poland join the sub committee whose unanimous recommendations were for a council break in April.
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Palestine
Arab League
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Haj Amin al Husseini
China
France
Brazil
Poland
Council
Trials Set Precedent That War Is Criminal
Lord Wright, chairman of the United Nations War Crimes Commission, says world will try war criminals and that leaders, not just conquerors, are responsible for a nation’s course. He notes trials favor the accused if evidence exists and predicts 1,000 death penalties by year end in Europe and Asia. Also reports the death of Laura Walters, wife of John Walters, AEP employee, with the service in Staunton, Virginia.
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Lord Wright
Honolulu
Robert Aldersdénderer
Wright
United Nations War Crimes Commission
Tokyo
London
Washington
Otf
Europe
Japan
Asiaco
John Walters
AEP
Virginia
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Columbia Av
Staunton
Laura Walters
Christiansburg
Walters
Woman in Hotel Fire Asks For Lipstick After Fall
Mrs Chester J Johnson of Eau Claire Wisconsin jumped from the Canfield hotel third floor during a blaze in Dubuque. She suffered a fractured vertebra and pelvis, was taken to the hospital in a semi-conscious condition, and revived several hours later asking for her lipstick.
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Dubuque
Vfi
Chester J. Johnson
EU Claire
Wis
Canfield
Johnson
Woman Carried Baby In Abdomen 20 Years
BELLEVILLE doctors report they removed a 7 pound mummified baby boy from the abdomen of a 30 year old factory worker who believed she had a non malignant tumor for two decades. The infant had been carried in the abdomen rather than the uterus and was described as preserved as if in formaldehyde.
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Belleville
St. Elisbeth's Hospital
Jack T. Haskins
C. L. Martin
Haskins
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E. D. Ross
Julian
St. Parkersburg
Mercy Hospital
OPA Issues
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U. N
Frances Kay
AM Cavender
Imewond Acres
Apeon
Javer
Smirey
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Earl c. Ft
Edgewood Acres
Gere
Doe
Ashworth
Burin
Bond Hill Cemetery
Elk
Condex
Nelle Nuwberry
Nellis Newsberry Conley
Il” Forkersbure
Bouth Onatiens Fon
She Franks
Morta
Parkersburg
IOOP
Dean
Edward E41
Wheating
Champston
Renner Mortagly Ab ljGs
Wheeling Wiere de
Willian B. Crate
Bertai
Belmian
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AL le Cleutscule
Dean Wis
Maiden
Kanawha
Itd
Desse Bard
Jannida Dean
Grancchildren
Dome
Wallace
Wely Klee
Kidwell
Caron
Jesse J. Kidwell
Quinwood
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Mahidol
Switzerland
Bangkok
Royal Palace
Senalg Hd House of Representatives
Inis Oble
Nai Pridi
Prajadhipok
Siam
United Nate Theaters
Floyd Stine
Bar Bens
Din Strickler
Indo-China
Obironicen
Srorstt
Bee Merson Nig
Ruicy
Digu
United Nations
Ole Saturdorstiv
Jym M—Tl
Buffalo
Clarence A. Wolfn
Detroit
Michi A. Lb. Wolfe
Dunbar
Rand
Wolfe
Buffilo
Flo Dearheart
Maron City
Ines Sterns
Bron
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Bute
Tisey
Sian
Moscow
Sunoco
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